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About Eric Torres
GEO, SEO, Digital Marketing, AI

Eric Torres is a marketing strategist and generative search expert with 20+ years of experience in SEO, digital strategy, and AI-driven search optimization. He specializes in helping businesses improve visibility, credibility, and authority across traditional search engines and large language models through Generative Optimization (GEO).

Buyer's journey graphic: a road winding through stages of Think, Discovery, and Decision.
By Eric Torres February 23, 2026
Understand how AI-driven search influences the Think, Discovery, and Decision stages of the buying journey — and why early LLM visibility increases shortlist placement and sales conversion.
By Eric Torres February 16, 2026
From Extractable Content to Default Authority in the Age of Generative Search
Rosie the Robot maid, light blue with red eyes, vacuuming. Cartoon, retro style.
By Eric Torres February 8, 2026
Most AI ‘bias’ isn’t what people think. Learn the difference between directional bias and decision bias in LLMs—and why brands get excluded from AI answers.
By Eric Torres February 5, 2026
How clarity, consistency, and context influence citation in AI-generated responses
Man using laptop, AI chatbot recommends Bistro 91 for Italian food.
By Eric Torres January 25, 2026
And Why Your Business Needs to Be in Their Line of Sight Early
By Eric Torres January 12, 2026
A practical guide to choosing the right LLM / AI for writing, visuals, research, and more
By Eric Torres January 3, 2026
LLMs, Search Wars, And The Rise Of Generative Engine Optimization
Similar people in a hazy, open space, holding devices to their faces.
By Eric Torres December 28, 2025
AI is transforming marketing—but at what cost? Explore the risks of AI-driven homogenization and why humanity and authenticity still define great brands.
A vintage computer control panel with dials, switches, and tape drives. Beige and gray colors.
By Eric Torres December 24, 2025
Most businesses are already doing the “right” things for search. They just weren’t built for how search works now.
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